SKIN TO SKIN RIDDIM produced by HITMAKER MUZIK 2014
Skin To Skin Overview
The story of the Skin To Skin Riddim sound system cut began in the studio, where the bashment arranger worked closely with HITMAKER MUZIK. Known for his sharp ear and modern touch, HITMAKER MUZIK has made a name for himself as a producer who blends classic dancehall energy with fresh ideas. His label, Hitmaker Muzik, has produced several hits and helped shape the sound of Jamaica’s dancehall scene in the 2010s. When the riddim was first created, its raw drum patterns and driving bassline caught the attention of artists across the island. HITMAKER MUZIK invited a select group of performers to voice their tracks over the instrumental. Gage delivered “Bun Fi Bun (Raw),” bringing his signature edge to the project. Hitmaker himself contributed “Body Calling (Raw),” while Jah Vinci’s “Give It To Me” added a melodic touch. Kalado’s “Stimulate (Raw)” and Masicka’s “Come Over (Raw)” kept the energy high, each artist putting their own spin on the riddim. The sound system cut, featuring these songs and more, quickly became a staple in dancehall parties. Natel’s “Naah Tell,” Rdx’s “Wurla Glue (Raw),” Rutine’s “Body Party,” Stylish and Ishawna’s “Secret Lovers,” and Stylo G’s “Come Inna Mi Room (Raw)” all contributed to the riddim’s popularity. DJs and selectors embraced the cut, spinning it from Kingston to Montego Bay. Today, the Skin To Skin Riddim sound system cut stands as a landmark release, remembered for its impact on dancehall and the unforgettable tracks it inspired.
Skin To Skin Tracklist:
- Gage – Bun Fi Bun (Raw) & (Radio)
- Hitmaker – Body Calling (Raw) & (Radio)
- Jah Vinci – Give It To Me
- Kalado – Stimulate (Raw) & (Radio)
- Masicka – Come Over (Raw) & (Radio)
- Natel – Naah Tell
- Rdx – Wurla Glue (Raw) & (Radio)
- Rutine – Body Party
- Stylish, Ishawna – Secret Lovers
- Stylo G – Come Inna Mi Room (Raw) & (Radio)
- Tiana – So Sexy
- Christopher Allen – Skin To Skin Riddim (Instrumental)
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